Community Access Support Fraser Coast
Get Out, Stay Connected, Live Fully
Multibility Care's community access support helps Fraser Coast participants step into everyday life with confidence - joining local groups, attending events, building friendships, and exploring the places that make this region so special. Our support workers walk beside you, at your pace, wherever you want to go.
- 1:1 & small group support
- Local Fraser Coast outings
- Confidence & skill building
Community Access Support Built on Trust & Local Knowledge
True community access is about more than transport - it is about belonging. Our support workers on the Fraser Coast know the local groups, the quiet cafes, the busy markets, and the inclusive venues where participants feel welcome. We build genuine confidence, not just attendance, so each outing leaves you feeling more connected than the last.
Personalised services that empower individuals to live more independently, on their own terms.
A connected network of allied health and support staff working together around your goals.
An experienced team delivering expert, compassionate support you can rely on, year after year.
Local knowledge that opens doors
From the Hervey Bay markets to Maryborough's heritage walks, we know the spots where participants feel genuinely welcome. That local map means fewer false starts and more moments that matter.
Built around your interests
Hobbies, sport, art, volunteering, or simply a coffee with a friend - your community access plan is shaped around what you love. We never assume what "out and about" should look like for you.
Community Access Right Across the Fraser Coast
The Fraser Coast is packed with friendly, accessible places to explore, and our support workers live right here in the community. That means we know the easy parking spots, the quieter times at popular venues, and the local groups always happy to welcome a new face.
Whether your goal is to join a weekly group, attend a fitness class, visit the library, or simply get comfortable catching the bus into town, our team helps you take each step with confidence and at your own pace.
- Hervey Bay
- Maryborough
- Urangan
- Pialba
- Scarness
- Torquay
- Toogoom
- Burrum Heads
- River Heads
- Craignish
- Kawungan
- Wondunna
- Tiaro
- Howard
- Childers
Community Access Services That Open Up the Fraser Coast
Community access support is about turning "I wish I could" into "I did that today". Our team tailors every outing to your goals, your comfort and your funding, so each experience builds confidence, connection and a real sense of belonging in your own community.
Social & Community Participation
Join groups, make friends, and take part in the activities that bring you joy.
- Hobby & interest groups
- Local events & meetups
- Friendship building
Outings & Day Trips
Explore markets, beaches, parks and attractions with a friendly support worker by your side.
- Markets & foreshores
- Cafes & local attractions
- Day trip planning
Travel & Transport Support
Build confidence using public transport or travelling to the places that matter to you.
- Bus & ferry confidence
- Route planning practice
- Safe travel skills
Skill Building & Confidence
Practise social skills, money handling and decision-making in real community settings.
- Money & shopping skills
- Social confidence
- Goal setting in public
Volunteering & Work Experience
Step into volunteering or work experience roles that match your interests and goals.
- Volunteer matching
- Workplace visits
- On-site support
Event & Appointment Attendance
Get to medical appointments, family events and community occasions with confidence.
- Medical appointments
- Family & social events
- Community occasions
Discover Your Interests
We chat about what you love, what you've always wanted to try, and what feels comfortable.
Plan Your Outings
Together we map out local spots, groups and goals, then build a schedule that suits you.
Meet Your Worker
We match you with a support worker who shares your interests and fits your personality.
Get Out & Grow
Outings begin, confidence builds, and we adjust the plan as your goals and interests evolve.
Belonging, not just attending
The best community access support ends with you feeling part of something, not just present at it. We celebrate every first step - the first bus ride alone, the first hello to a new group, the first volunteer shift. Progress looks different for everyone, and we walk at your pace.
With a dedicated support worker who truly knows the Fraser Coast, transparent communication, and genuine local knowledge, you can relax knowing your community access is in capable, caring hands.
Your community, your pace, your people
From the Esplanade to the Mary River, we help you find the places and faces that make the Fraser Coast feel like home.
Frequently Asked Questions
Clear answers about community access support on the Fraser Coast. If your question is not here, our friendly team is only a phone call away.
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Community access support helps people with disability take part in everyday community life - joining groups, attending events, building friendships, and exploring local places. Multibility Care provides 1:1 and small group community access support across the Fraser Coast, always tailored to your interests, goals and pace.
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Yes. Community access support typically falls under the "Assistance with Social and Community Participation" category in your NDIS Core budget. We can help you understand your funding, and we welcome plan-managed, self-managed and NDIA-managed participants across the Fraser Coast.
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We support people across Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Urangan, Pialba, Scarness, Torquay, Toogoom, Burrum Heads, River Heads, Craignish, Kawungan, Wondunna, Tiaro, Howard and Childers. If your suburb is not listed, simply call us and we will confirm whether we can reach you.
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Yes. Health professionals, support coordinators, family members and participants themselves can all submit a referral through our simple online referral form. Once received, our team makes contact within one business day to begin the conversation, confirm funding and goals, and arrange the first meeting.
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After your first conversation, we usually arrange an introductory meeting within a few days. Once we understand your interests and match the right support worker, community access can often begin within one to two weeks, depending on availability and your preferred schedule.
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Both. Many participants start with 1:1 support to build confidence, then transition into small group activities as they feel ready. Some prefer to stay 1:1 long-term, and others love the social energy of a group straight away. We tailor the format to what works for you.
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Absolutely. Building independence is one of the most rewarding parts of community access support. We actively practise travel skills, social confidence and decision-making, and we celebrate every step you take toward going out on your own. The pace is always yours, and the choice to keep support is always welcome too.
Ready to get out and enjoy the Fraser Coast?
Talk to the friendly community access team at Multibility Care today. We will answer your questions, explain your options, and help you take the next step with confidence.
Health professionals and coordinators can also submit a referral form - we typically reply within one business day.